I googled the two word together but could not find anything. I have never used it. Is there any necessity for it although we have main.storyboard.
The LaunchScreen. storyboard is an interface builder storyboard file that uses auto-layout and some basic constraints on the controls to adjust the display for all the supported devices. Perform this task in the copy of the DeploymentKitApp in Xcode on your computer.
Storyboarding is a feature built into Xcode that allows both the various screens that comprise an iOS application and the navigation path through those screens to be visually assembled.
The compiler for storyboards (and all the other interface builder files) is called ibtool . The resulting files from the process have the extension . storyboardc .
Adding a Launch Screen In SwiftUI projects, the launch screen is not generated by default. You need to add it manually in the Info. plist file. After opening the file, you should see an entry named Launch Screen.
They are two completely different things. The launch screen is what first appears when the user taps the app icon before the app is finished launching. It shows a single, static screen. It can't be dynamic and it can't use any custom classes or code. It's the replacement for launch images.
The main storyboard is what your app actually displays when the app is running. It contains your app, code, and logic.
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